Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) organised Akhil Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha (ABPS) 2016 in Nagaur, Rajasthan from March 11 to 13 and passed resolution on three vital aspects covering need for effective healthcare and easy access to affordable medical services including accessible, affordable and quality education for all and the most vital one to maintain peace and harmony for overall growth and progress of society. All these resolutions will be effective at all the RSS centres where the members will try to achieve the designated target in specified time frame.
Taking the matter into consideration and with effective efforts to achieve the target in context with Jharkhand, RSS Joint Secretary of Jharkhand province, Rakesh lal along with the RSS president of Jharkhand, Debrath Pahan while interacting with media presented the findings, reports and gave the detailed analysis of the ventures and targets which will achieved in the coming years.
More than 1000 officials of RSS from different provinces across the nation participated in the Akhil Bharatiya Sabha 2016. Members highlighted on varied aspects of medical facilities available in the country and need to enhance the medical services giving equal importance to both rural and urban areas by awakening the society for healthy life style, child and mother’s healthcare, eradication of malnourishment and addiction against intoxication.
While focusing on the education sector, Akhil Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha calls upon the central and state government along with the local bodies to ensure availability of requisite resources and necessary statutory mechanism for imparting affordable quality education to all. The organization is of the opinion that every child receives value based holistic and skill based education. Considering the present scenario, poor students are deprived of quality education as a result the economic disparity has tremendously increased in the society.
There is a tremendous increase in the number of members who all have joined RSS in India. “In Jharkhand there is a marginal difference but there is a rise in urban area youths who are inclined towards Sangh and have availed the RSS membership. Considering the last year data 5524 Sangh branches have come up across the nation,” informed, RSS Joint Secretary of Jharkhand province, Rakesh lal.